A gravel lot behind a shabby fence on main street that just happens to be a great little music…read morevenue.

Dive bar, but that means overall good vibes, reasonable drinks prices and solid rock acts... Get…read morethere early to get a good table or you'll end up on a stool somewhere...

If this place was bigger it would get a 5 stars and also the food menu is very tiny with no…read morevegetarian options. I ordered the small cheesy curly fries and for about 7$ it was pretty good. This place is really cool when live music is allowed. This is also a live band/music venue. The customer service was nice and good looking lol

We ordered chicken fingers for take out near the end of November, they smelled and tasted moldy. We…read morecalled the restaurant right away, they made up some excuse but did offer us a refund or a credit. It's been well over a month and about three phone calls, and I still have not received my refund. I even emailed the manager and got no response. Do not waste your money on this restaurant, you'll be better off ordering from Popeyes. The chicken fingers were small in size as well so not worth it regardless. Very disappointed in the lack of customer service especially during Covid when restaurants are struggling to survive. How hard is it to put a refund on a credit card??

It's a bat so service is what it is. Great place I've never eaten anything there!…read more Spacious venue.

If you're ever in Winnipeg, check out who is playing at the Pyramid…read more Most of the time, you can purchase tickets at the door, but sometimes these events sell out and it's best to buy in advance. I've paid between $10 and $30 for admission. It's a great space with 2 bars for your convenience. Great beer selections. Not a lot of seating because it is a primary live music venue. Mostly everyone stands.(dances). The bathrooms are clean. There is a coat check as soon as you arrive in the door for $3.00. There are posters on the walls of many of the performers who have graced the pyramid. Parking is on the street.

Whatever you're paying Fran, double it! Exceptional service. Great food and atmosphere. We'll be…read moreback :)

Well. If it were not for our waitperson Fran it would be excellent…read more But...we did get Fran so...it was way beyond excellent. Seriously good food, but the service was better. We got Goldeye fish and Mussels and Peach Ricotta and a beautiful French White. The setting was awesome, but the whole staff was chill and welcoming and funny and engaging so we sat and hung with them instead of looking at the amazing ceiling. The Staff: Makes all the difference. In fact we ate at all three restaurants for a progressive dinner. We tipped out $150. But it was Canadian so... Lovely place. Just go.

Check out their website for ongoing shows. Comedy, improv, music of all kinds. Great for people who…read morelike something a little more intimate. A quirky venue for sure, but never a dull moment and they get some big names stopping by so keep your ears open!

From the owner: From March 2013 to August 2015, the Purple Room was an underground venue within Frame Arts…read moreWarehouse. Since then, we've been producing music & comedy events at various venues and spaces around Winnipeg, including the Cube at Old Market Square, X-Cues Café & Lounge, Le Patio 340, and the Manitoba Night Market and Festival.

Went here recently for a comedy show; this was my first time at this venue. Lots of staff keeping…read morean eye on security, tending bar, etc. Parking on-street in the neighborhood was limited but we came early and didn't have a problem finding a spot. Security kept us outside until the doors officially opened. Luckily the weather wasn't too bad. The event was fun, the venue was clean and neat. I was surprised it was folding seats rather than permanent seats but I guess that lets the venue be flexible. They had a full slate of events on their schedule, that is good news as we need more venues in Winnipeg. Noise from the club next door was a little noticeable at times, but not so much that it was a problem. I'd definitely go to more events here.

This venue is so clean and cool! Kind of hipster-ish without anyone saying it is. Kind of punk too…read more 2 bars on site. One for the visitors in the lounge and the other in the concert area. There's about 3 couches in the concert zone. They are thankfully comfy! Anywhere in the concert zone has a good view of the stage. It's very intimate and stress free. The floors are nice. The walls remind me of a movie theater wall. Minimalist. People at shows who drink beer can just drop their empty beer cans on site and after the show a staff member will clean everything up. Pretty good vibes here!

No matter what city I live in...I never find an indoor concert space I love as much as I do the…read moreWECC. It opened in 1987 when volunteers renovated the building to make a community arts facility. The first concert - Spirit of the West - was a total success and since then the calendar has been full with dance performances, concerts and literary readings. Nothing can equal the intimacy of the WECC or the diverse performers that come to grace it's stage. I was there when the Skydigger's played and the joint rocked so hard that the floor collapsed and the show was discontinued. I was also there on a quiet, rainy night -the first time I was brave enough to go to a concert alone - when Bob Snider sang and joked with us. The room was only 1/2 full, and it felt like we were all old friends laughing and having a conversation around his guitar. I also loved seeing local bands like Transistor Sound & Lighting Co. and Weakerthans play when they were starting out. Tickets are so reasonable too! This place is a gift to the city...

I went over last night to see the Sonata Arctica show and I had the best of time. The rooms were…read moreclean an spacius (until it filled up) and the drinks were easily accesses. Security was good and the stage was quickly set up between bands. The only real problem was there was a high pitch sound coming from the speakers but that may have been the band and not the fault of the crew.

The security behind the modest mouse concert were stupid. Keeping fans away from their band. "No,…read moreno, no" is all they said as they pointed and walked towards me. Better service please.

Nice old building but not a great venue for a handicapped person. Took my father to a concert and…read morefound the only handicapped washroom was poorly managed and able bodied women refused handicapped persons access. Staff were not friendly nor helpful when dealing with a handicapped person. When we asked if there was a way to provide an easier exit for my father we were gruffly treated. Then the theatre staff rushed my father along and I worried they were going to push him to move faster. Management is doing a lousy job and must act on this.

Decent price and location. It is a beautiful hotel…read more My only complaints is that there is no fridge in the room and the uncomfortable iron headboard. There was daily housekeeping, and we were able to text if we needed anything.

This used to be THE place everyone wanted to stay. With over 100 years of (haunted) history, it was…read moreonce the elegance of Winnipeg. It's clear that the current owner has tried to update the place to look more like a Motel 6 than what this beautiful building should be. Cheap renovations and tacky Target bargain furniture and light fixtures have stripped this place of its charm and history. All of the beautiful wood in the unit is painted white now and the hallways are a horrible and depressing dark grey. The furniture is cheap and over sized for the rooms. Room 619 had a bed so tall we had to ask to switch rooms. The front desk suggested they bring us a step ladder instead. Seriously?! We finally switched to 808 which had two regular sized beds that were a normal height and we didn't have to be watched as we went to the bathroom. Not sure why washrooms that face other units don't have window coverings! There are absolutely no amenities in the rooms. No fridge. An $8 plastic bottle of water. A Nespresso with coffee only. You have to ask for tea if you want it. Toiletries in the bathroom need revisiting. They're the same ones from 2010 from L'Occitane; tired, dated and horribly scented. More hotels have switched to more sustainable and options but here, you will still get a shoe mitt and shower cap. One bonus was two robes in each room. There is a small gym but no access to a pool. You can pay $12 next door. Apparently yoga is included, but no one told us about that upon check in for our weeklong stay. The wifi didn't work after the first night and staff weren't overly helpful about it. At $252 a night, this is not what we were expecting. Had we known how downhill this place has gone, we'd have opted for the Holiday Inn. Parking is $22 a night and the front entrance is permanently occupied by crowds of smokers. It's absolutely disgusting. This place is for sale so we really hope that the new buyer will help bring this beauty back from the depths of sadness.